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Correlations with Affect in Urban Chinese Postpartum Women

High negative affect characterizes depression and anxiety. Low positive affect is specific to depression. Positive and negative affect not significantly associated.

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Updated 2023-06-05

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Sarah Kurien
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New Mexico Highlands University
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  • Affective well-being of Chinese urban postpartum women: predictive effect of spousal support and maternal role adaptation

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